Annual Report 2009 EPIPHANY SERVES 86 STUDENTS IN GRADES 5-8, ALL FROM ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED BACKGROUNDS. MOST ARE ADMITTED BY LOTTERY, BUT WE RESERVE 20% OF OUR SPOTS FOR CHILDREN INVOLVED WITH THE DEPARTMENT OF CHILDREN & FAMILIES. BECAUSE OF OUR CLOSE PARTNERSHIP WITH FAMILIES, SIBLINGS ARE AUTOMATICALLY ADMITTED. WE CONTINUE TO SERVE OUR MORE THAN 150 GRADUATES THROUGH OUR GROUND-BREAKING GRADUATE SUPPORT PROGRAM. AN EPIPHANY EDUCATION IS BASED ON INDIVIDUALIZED ATTENTION AND ESSENTIAL SKILL-BUILDING, AND WE PROVIDE STUDENTS WITH FAR-REACHING WEBS OF SUPPORT. WE REQUIRE TWELVE HOUR SCHOOL DAYS, SMALL CLASSES, AND TUTORING. WE SERVE THREE MEALS DAILY, OFFER INTERSCHOLASTIC SPORTS AND FITNESS PROGRAMS, AND ENSURE STUDENTS RECEIVE IMPORTANT MEDICAL CARE. WE PROVIDE ALL GRADE LEVELS WITH HIGH- QUALITY PROGRAMMING ELEVEN MONTHS A YEAR, KEEPING STUDENTS LEARNING, ENGAGED, AND SAFE. MANY OF OUR GRADUATES REMAIN ACTIVE MEMBERS OF OUR COMMUNITY. WE DO EVERYTHING IN OUR POWER TO ENSURE THAT EACH CHILD WE SERVE SUCCEEDS IN SCHOOL AND LIFE. NEVER GIVE UP ON A CHILD. Dear Friends, 1 9 0 Every day at Epiphany offers its share of inspiration. : R A

Students develop confidence and unlock their talents. In what feels like a moment, they emerge from childhood more mature and accomplished, ready for the challenges of high school. This year’s Y N graduating class had many students who arrived at Epiphany with their share of struggles. Four years A later, however, as a result of their hard work and the support and education Epiphany provides, each H P has achieved an extraordinary amount. Collectively, they have grown into exceptional students and I P young people. (See their list of high school acceptances on page 16.) E Epiphany’s donors inspire us, too. In the midst of a global economic downturn, Epiphany’s supporters have remained clear that what we do matters, that it works, and that it changes young peoples’ lives. Thanks to your tremendous generosity, we reached ambitious fundraising goals set back in the halcyon days of early spring 2008. Moving forward, we have adopted a rigorous and conservative budgeting process but have not cut into our core program. As with our students, we know our future depends on hard work, perseverance, and the support of our friends. We thank you! This Annual Report gives you a look inside the school, and we hope it inspires you. You can learn about some of Epiphany’s gifted teachers, the curriculum they develop, and the impact their pedagogy has on our students. Our new Strategic Plan, adopted this year, focuses on sustaining our academic excellence. You will hear in this report from two amazing English teachers, one at the beginning of her career, one a seasoned professional. You’ll hear from our Science and Math Department Heads, as well as students they serve. You’ll read about the Boys’ Club and why one of our young teachers felt called to form it. You’ll see, too, photos of our softball team and gain a sense of why the many extra- curricular activities we offer are so important to students. Our new email posts, ‘Always Learning,” focus on Schoolhouse life, written by students and faculty. Please let us know if you want to receive them. Last but not least, you will meet in this report three Epiphany graduates, now college graduates, who returned to Epiphany this fall as Intern Teachers – a remarkable moment in the school’s history. We feel blessed – and tremendously inspired. Sincerely,

J O H N F I N L E Y, H E A D O F S C H O O L C H E R Y L A L E X A N D E R , B O A R D P R E S I D E N T

P.S. Please be sure to see our “thank you” inside the back cover to the many individuals and organizations who have given so much, most of it pro bono, to make possible this beautiful report. 2 9 0 : R A

Y N A H P I P E The principal goal of Epiphany’s Science 3 Department is to develop thoughtful, curious 9 students who will be life-long learners able to use 0 : the scientific method. The curriculum is designed R A to give students a solid foundation of content knowledge supplemented by extensive hands-on Y N activities and demonstrations. We seek to educate A the whole child and work to develop the critical H P thinking and reflective skills necessary to make I P connections between each student’s learning and E the world around them. We are fortunate to have incredible support from donors. Cabot Corporate Foundation’s long-standing support of Epiphany’s Science program in particular has enabled us to develop strong and effective curriculum. We are blessed, too, with amazing students. Their curiosity and hard work motivate us to focus constantly on ways to strengthen what and how we teach. F R A N K P E N N E Y M A S T E R T E A C H E R , C H A I R O F S C I E N C E D E P A R T M E N T k

I always looked forward to lab classes in Science. I loved trying new experiments. Science was definitely challenging for me. My teachers, Mr. Bonner and Mr. Penney, made it fun and encouraged me not to give up even when I was discouraged. I don’t know how to repay Epiphany for being such a great school and helping me grow so much. I simply love Epiphany and will never forget the opportunities I got here! M E N A L I S A M E N D E S ’ 0 9 l ST. ANDREW’S SCHOOL (RI) ’13

In 8th grade, we studied the basic premises of physical science, learning about atoms, energy, elements, power, pH levels, and the three states of matter. For my Science Fair project, I tested whether or not pH levels affect the growth of plants and, if so, how. I won second place at Epiphany’s Science Fair and first place in a Regional Fair against other independent schools. Mr. Penney explains topics thoroughly and wants us all to try hard. He pushed me to do thoughtful work. All of Epiphany’s teachers do! The school is like a second home to me because I have built good relationships with my peers and teachers. What I’ve learned here will always stay with me. N G O C V U ’ 0 9 k NOBLE & GREENOUGH SCHOOL ’13 4 Black male youth in our society too often fail to understand the difference between the 9

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A because they can’t relate to any success stories H besides rappers, athletes or worse. Many boys P I lack the discipline, knowledge, and resources to P

E discover their innate strengths. I know because I grew up on the east side of Detroit. I am proud of my background, but too many of my peers didn’t develop productive skills until adulthood, if then. They needed outside support. So do Epiphany students. That’s why I helped create Boys’ Group. Too many of our young men are infatuated with being a “hustler” – not realizing every man in this world hustles to succeed. Hustling doesn’t mean being dishonest to get an advantage. It means working hard. It means rising to the occasion despite competition and pressure. The goal of Boys’ Group is to help Epiphany boys do away with stereotypes that hold them back. I want them to know that young black men need not be confined to one way of thinking and living. The group’s focus is not about using the gym for basketball on Saturday. It’s not about staying in our comfort zones. It’s about asking students to work together to tackle new experiences so that they can develop new interests, opportunities, and skills. It’s about boys creating strong bonds with each other and adult mentors. These experiences will, I believe, promote an openness and confidence that keep our boys from feeling disenfranchised. They will be able to focus more on achievement. Our boys will learn the truth: each has gifts to offer the world. A R T U R O F O R R E S T 4 T H Y E A R I N T E R N T E A C H E R k

I wanted to learn in Boys Group how to become a man. The teachers are mature and want us to see them as leaders, and I do. Being around them, I picked up skills and habits that helped me earn two important school awards. This wouldn’t have been possible without Boys Group. I hope Boys Group continues, and I hope that every boy gets out of it what I have – which is to become a more mature young man. D A R I U S S I M M O N S ’ 1 0 l At first, Boys Group was hard. I was used to playing at my grandmother’s on Saturdays. But I learned that my homework comes first, and then I can play. Next year, I want to help the 5th and 6th graders learn how to face challenges. S Z A LY K L I M ’ 1 0 l [OPPOSITE PAGE] 5 9 0 : R A

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Y N A H P I P E I arrived at Epiphany in 2006 after 39 years 7 teaching in the Somerville Public Schools. 9

Technically, it was time to retire, but I was ready 0 : for a new adventure. My goals have been to R A develop more challenging curriculum, bring all students to grade level or above, and introduce Y N

Algebra I. We’ve made remarkable progress. A The math curriculum for all grades is stronger H P and does a better job of teaching essential skills. I P

We’ve deepened our teaching staff and focus E more on problem solving. The kids are working hard. Results of the May 2009 Stanford 10 math test indicate that each of Epiphany’s four grades has a median score above grade level. They also show 70% of Epiphany students scoring at or above grade level and 22% at a post-high school level. This is great news, but I won’t be satisfied until every student is above grade level. Last year, we introduced an Honors Algebra I class for eighth graders. This group worked incredibly hard and, by year’s end, finished all 773 pages in the book – a first for me in 42 years of teaching! The intensive work these students did in all their classes helped them gain admission to some of the area’s best secondary schools. Many played a part in their achievements – from teachers to volunteers to donors. We can all be proud and grateful. V I N C A M E L I O M A S T E R T E A C H E R C H A I R O F M AT H D E P A R T M E N T k

I was intimidated for my first class with Mr. Camelio because I had never seen him smile. I learned quickly, though, that he is animated and always bright and smiling for math. Mr. Camelio teaches efficiently and effectively. He always went beyond the text, teaching us some Algebra 2 and other concepts to make our future math learning easier. I understood Algebra so well I never even took notes. I look forward to applying everything I learned next year in my Geometry class at Nobles. O M A R A U G U S T I N ’ 0 9 k NOBLE & GREENOUGH SCHOOL ’13 In 5th grade, I wasn’t very good at math, but now I love it. Much of this is due to Mr. Camelio. He explains everything so clearly. Every day, I looked forward to class because I knew I would understand it all, and I grew confident I could solve any problem he threw us. Mr. Camelio made us laugh, too, with his jokes and riddles. Even if we heard them a million times, it was still funny. Now math is one of my strongest subjects. P A T R I C I A R O S A ’ 0 9 J O H N D . O ’ B R Y A N T S C H O O L O F M AT H & S C I E N C E ’ 1 3 8 Epiphany has been a central part of my life since I first entered as sixth grader in September 1998, 9

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A breaks. Because of the impact Epiphany has H had on my life, I have chosen to come back as P I an Intern Teacher. I want to be a role model for P

E the students, especially as I come from the same place as them. It’s important they understand that education is the key to success. S I D N E Y B A P T I S TA I N T E R N T E A C H E R l UMASS AMHERST ’09

Having good role models and people to look up to is essential for children. When I was at Epiphany, the teachers were like my aunts and uncles, and I still view them that way. Epiphany is like family because everyone spends so much time together and learns from one another. As a student at Epiphany, I experienced so many new things I never imagined I would. With every experience, whether good or bad, the teachers and students support you. I am looking forward to being a teacher at Epiphany and using what I learned as an Education major at Wheelock. I want my students to develop strong and productive learning strategies and life skills. I know I will learn as much at Epiphany as an adult as I did as a child. I’m looking forward to the challenges before me. A M E L I A W O O D L E Y I N TE RN T E ACH ERl WHEELOCK COLLEGE ’09

his year for the first time Epiphany has molded me into the man I am TEpiphany graduates return today. They have taken me on mountain hikes, paid for SAT Prep classes, and helped me find as Intern Teachers. All three summer jobs. Most important, Epiphany helped just graduated from college. me get an education. I came back to Epiphany to While eager to make their mark be a role model for students, many of whom face some of the same situations I’ve overcome. There on the world and earn a living, are many things that I want to teach my students, their first priority was to serve but the most important is that they know if they push themselves, they can succeed. Education is as role models and teachers for one of the keys to life and, as long as my students those beginning the path they are educated, they can be whoever they want to have traveled. We have said to be. My hope is that, if they see a success story in one of their teachers, it will motivate them to try ourselves many times that we hard in school and life. will know Epiphany works if our E U R I D I O E Y O R A I N T E R N T E A C H E R l graduates return to teach. We are SALEM STATE COLLEGE ‘09 blessed that these three amazing individuals have chosen to return. 9 9 0 : R A

Y N A H P I P E 10 I love Epiphany’s rich English curriculum, I love teaching it, and most of all I love watching the 9

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E through the novels they read. English students at Epiphany develop a love of literature, even the ones who begin as “reluctant readers.” When students see what can be accomplished with hard work and daily practice, they get hooked on success. Their progress in reading and writing is amazing. From September to May, many move up at least two or three grade levels in reading and language skills. By the end of each year, every student in the school has created his or her own writing portfolio of narrative, descriptive, expository, and persuasive writing – an ambitious undertaking. When students graduate, along with diplomas, they take with them their portfolios, filled with four years of writing! I don’t know of an English curriculum anywhere that does a more outstanding job of challenging, nurturing, and inspiring student opportunities. C A R O L I N E A B E R N E T H Y k M A S T E R T E A C H E R

Epiphany students often enter in the fifth grade hesitant, insecure, and defensive. Many times, they are two or three years behind in basic reading and writing skills. They might never have experienced success in school and, in defense, have learned to shut down, protest, or give up. At Epiphany, however, with scaffolding and in small steps, they accumulate a series of successes that build confidence. They learn how to sound out words and look up definitions, how to chart a character’s development and identify the climax in a novel. They memorize and apply grammar rules and gain confidence as their writing improves. They learn that all questions are welcome. Under Frannie Armstrong’s leadership, Epiphany’s English Department has created an excellent curriculum with correspondingly strong assessments. Our goals are to nurture in students a love for reading and writing while moving each ahead at least one or two grade levels per year. In fifth grade, we teach students how to understand and think about what they read. Writing focuses on perfecting the art of the sentence. By eighth grade, students are analyzing complex texts and writing well-crafted five paragraph essays. The final product each year is a portfolio containing between 10-12 pieces each student edits until they are “publish-worthy.” Over four years, Epiphany students become empowered by the skills and knowledge they acquire. They learn that they possess bright, curious, and sharp minds capable of clever and deep thinking. Above all, they learn to take the risks necessary to continue growing as students and human beings. S U S A N F I E L D S M A S T E R T E A C H E R l 11 9 0 : R A

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and social services and a full array P I of extracurricular activities. Our P E athletic programming ensures students daily exercise whatever the weather. In addition to taking physical education classes, boys and girls play soccer, basketball, baseball, softball, skating, and swimming. Students learn about teamwork, good sportsmanship, and goal setting. They have fun. Our goal is to provide physical activity that makes them more fit today while contributing to their lifelong health. Softball at Epiphany is my favorite sport of all time. I look forward to it all year. I’ve learned sportsmanship and how to be part of a team. My teammates and I encourage each other and are so close. It’s fun! K I M B E R LY R I V I E R A ’ 0 9 k ’13 14 9 0 : R A

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piphany’s success has Einspired educators across the nation to open schools based on our unique model, adapting our mission and programming to a variety of settings. 16 HIGH SCHOOL & COLLEGE MATRICULATION 9 0

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CITIZENS BANK WESTIN COPLEY PLACE, in the past year either financially or BOSTON CUTLER TREE SERVICE with an in-kind gift. We apologize WINDWARD INVESTMENT DEUTSCHE BANK MANAGEMENT for any unintentional omissions. EMC CORPORATION WINSTON FLOWERS We thank you and deeply EUROPEAN MANOR appreciate your support. s)NDICATESTHESCHOOLSATWHICH%PIPHANYSTUDENTSAREMATRICULATING 18 9 0 : R A

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The following lists include gifts to our Annual Fund received during the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2008 and ending June 30, 2009. For years, Dexter School has provided transportation for Epiphany, enabling students to participate in enriching We have done our best to ensure the complete off-campus learning that would otherwise be unavailable. accuracy of these lists. We apologize for errors or We are deeply grateful for Dexter’s incredible generosity. omissions and would appreciate having mistakes brought to our attention. Couples are listed alphabetically by first and last name. CLASS SPONSORS Christopher Connolly & Marjorie Liner° Seth Sprague Educational & Charitable 19 $25,000 AND ABOVE Pearce & Phoebe Coues Foundation° 9

Anonymous (1)°* David & Victoria Croll°* Andrew & Kirsten Shilling° 0 Cheryl & Rand Alexander° The Croll Foundation°* Shilling Family Foundation° : R

Mia & Tim Bass° Chandler & Oliver Evans° Anne Slichter A Donna Farrell & Charles Jobson° The Stackpole-Hall Foundation Anne & Robert Bass° Y

Cabot Corporation Foundation° Beth & Dennis Goldstein° Anne & Lanny Thorndike° N

Claneil Foundation°* Gorter Family Foundation° Anne & Jack Vernon°* A The Clowes Fund David & Kathy Ilsley°* William H. G. Fitzgerald Family Foundation H P George & Nerys Estes° Allison & Edward Johnson Windhover Foundation I P

Marjie Findlay & Geoff Freeman°* Sarah Jubitz E John & Margot Finley°* Elly & Peter Katz SUMMER INTENSIVE SPONSORS James C. Melvin Trust°* Kingsbury Road Charitable Foundation°* $2,500 - $4,999 Adam & Mary Beth Kirsch Laurel & Zachary Martin Anonymous (1)° Barbara & Chris Kryder°* Katherine & Mark McHugh° Robert Alan° Lazard Capital Markets Michael McKenzie° Alder Foods° Duncan & Ellen McFarland°* Nonie & Wilhelm Merck Susan & Timothy Allison-Hatch° Katharine Merck Lawrence Miller & Ellen Williams° Bank of America° Katherine Metcalfe & Langdon Wheeler°* Rogers & Tom Olverson°* Margaret Bullitt-Jonas & Robert Jonas° George & Kathy Putnam° The Roy A. Hunt Foundation°* Susan Bush° Rodman Ride for Kids° Anna & George Sampas° Frederick Cabot° Wellington Management Foundation°* Anne & Ian Sanderson°* The Capital Group Companies The Sears Fund° Charitable Foundation° STUDENT SPONSORS Edith Welch° The Church of the Messiah $15,000 - $24,999 Constance Coburn & James Houghton° Adelard A. Roy & Valeda Lea Roy Foundation° INTERN TEACHER SPONSORS James Croom & Tara Hurley° Patricia & Robert Almond $5,000 - $9,999 Gorham & Joan Cross° Charles T. Bauer Foundation Samanda Aguilar° Nancy Dempze Barbara & George Beal° Joe Azrack & Abigail Congdon Betsy & Rick Edie The Bedminster Fund° Bingham McCutchen° Peter Erichsen & David Palumb°* Gordon Bither° Patricia Boyd° John Fields Cathy & Richard Boskey° Brookline Bank Fritz & Leah Foley° Boston Scientific Foundation Lisa & Stephen Brown David Foster° Herbert Brown° Philip & Betsey C. Caldwell Foundation Janet Frisky & Richard Renner Barbara & Ken Burnes°* Church of the Redeemer°* Daniel & Maria Gerrity°* Ted Caplow & Pascale Van Kipnis° Rebecca Clapp° James & Melissa Gerrity° Bill Collatos & Linda Wisnewski° Marian & Michael Cronin° Anne & Chad Gifford° Downey Family Foundation Jennifer & Michael Daly°* Gifford Family Foundation° John Finley & Stan McGee°* Nat Damon & Ricardo Torres° Joshua Greenberg & Maureen McGee° Ruth Gerrity°* Lia Der Marderosian° Cynthia Rich Grossman°* Andy & Janet Hartman Gayane & Tom Ebling°* David & Jennifer Grumhaus°* Alix & Peter Keating°* Donna & Phil Furse° Ann & John Hall°* Palace Head Foundation°* Kirk Grosel & Alicia Southwell°* Daisy & William Helman° The Sean McDonough Foundation° David & Mary Grumhaus°* Hemenway & Barnes Sherley Smith°* Eileen Guggenheim & Russell Wilkinson° Julie & Bayard Henry°* Smith Family Foundation Lindsey & Zachary Gund° Jordan & Julie Hitch The TJX Foundation Lisbeth & Lyle Hall°* J. Frank Gerrity II Charitable Trust° Katharine Walker° Jean Hanlon° Ellen Josefowitz Lawrence Walker Bambi & Francis Hatch Michelle Keating° Joanmarie & Martin Zetterberg Happy Hawn° Sonia Loizeaux°* James & Maisie Houghton John & Tammy MacWilliams° MASTER TEACHER SPONSORS Joanie Johnson° Betsy & Peter Madsen°* $10,000 - $14,999 Waltrud Lampe° Elizabeth March & David Stein° The A & A Fund Robert & Teresa Lindsay° Ruth Mead Christine Allen° John McGillian°* Steve & Tish Mead°* Bain Capital Children’s Charity Lisa & Theo Melas-Kyriazi° Albert Merck Lucy Caldwell-Stair° Merevill Foundation° Christopher & Susie Mitchell Christy & Jay Cashman Carol & Jeff Miller Gerald & Karen Morrissey° Richard & Tilly Close° Parish of All Saints, Ashmont°* Benjamin & Meta Neilson° Peggy Clowes° Parish of the Good Shepherd, Waban°* Frank & Marianna O’Brien°* John Cogan & Mary Cornille°* Mark & Samantha Sandler Joan Parrish°* Cogan Family Foundation° Schrafft Charitable Trust° Dean Patenaude John & Judy Schumacher°

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E Sandra Stark° Judy Goldberg Willetta Lewis & David Thomas Katherine Chapman & Tom Stemberg° Harley & Susan Gordon°* Donald & Sarah Libbey°* Christopher & Elizabeth Thompson°* John & Kiendl Gordon Living Springs Foundation Trinity Parish of Newton Centre°* Anthony & Deborah Green° Anne & Carlo Lombardini Clare Villari & David Weinstein Gail & Roy Greenwald Dorothy & Robert Mahoney°* Elisabeth & Jack Weitzel°* Whitney Grumhaus John & Tracy Mallory Edward & Mary Wendell°* Grant & Lara Gund° Nancy & Peyton Marshall° Susan Whitehead David & Susan Hahn° Charlotte & Todd Maynard°* Chris & Richard Wood° Eleanor Hall Arthur & Stephanie McMahon Margery Hamlen° Barbara & Richard Melvoin° GRADUATE SUPPORT PROGRAM Preston & Sandy Hannibal°* The Memorial Church at Harvard University° SPONSORS Pamela & Russell Hansen°* Christopher & Liza Meyer° $1,000 - $2,499 George & Marina Hatch Andy & Sally Miller° Anonymous (1)° Alana & Godfrey Henderson Robert Minturn°* Caroline & Robert Abernethy°* Robert Hillman & Gail Kaplan° Carol Monica Brian Alexander Darlyn & Phipps Hoffstot George & Priscilla Motley° Anchor Capital Advisors° Carol & Val Hollingsworth° Brooke & William Muggia Devon & Dwight Angelini Amanda & Carter Hood°* Nashoba Nancy & Robert Anthony°* Rawson & Sarah Hubbell° Mary Ellen Neylon & Ted O’Neill Sam & Tess Atkinson° Lisa & Steve Jenks° Philip & Tammy Nicholas° Anne August° Peter & Victoria Jette° Joanne & William Nimmo° Christopher Ausschnitt Rosemarie & Stephen Johnson° Gilbert & Sandra O’Connell°* Shawn Baker & Jeffrey Naylor° Bran & James Johnston°* Charles & Seater-Margaret O’Hara°* Bill & Ingrid Barrett Daniel Jurayj & Katharine Silbaugh° Shippen Page & Anne St. Goar Julia Bator & Charles Duggan° Margaret & Michael Kantrowitz Lindsey & Robert Parker Pamela & Thomas Bator° Anne & Gregory Benning° Cheryl & Joe Bierwirth Charles & Lisa Blizard° Stephen Blyth & Anita Gajdecki Edward & Ruth Brooking Cambridge Trust Company Cathleen Cavanaugh & David Stricker Diana Chaplin & Patrick Engleman Dorene & Peter Christie Liesl & Peter Christie° Gerald & Maria Church° CLF Foundation Patricia Colhoun° Jeri & Michael Cooper Mary Cornille° Caroline & David Cornish° Melanie Coulter° Alle Cutler Christopher & Leslie Cutler°* Kim & Paul Dacier° Lucia & Simon Dolan Richard & Sherry Downes°* Melissa & Sanford England° Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts° Noah Feldman & Jeannie Suk°* Louise & Tom Fernandes° Leslie & William Patton Margaret & Remko Breuker° Eloise & Kelly Lawrence°* 21 Doris & Victor Pena-Cruz°* Edward & Jane Brewer° David & Lucinda Lee°* 9

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Brooks & Meg Robbins° Mark Carr Beth & Carmine Martignetti A David Ross° Katherine Catlin Makeeba McCreary H P Roberta & William Schnoor° Joan Cave Alexander & Freddy McFerran°* I P

Jim & Pam Schwartz° Church of the Holy Spirit, Mattapan° Arthur & Betty Jo McGrade° E The Rt. Rev. Thomas Shaw, SSJE°* Ann Colangelo & Bill Fleming° Levering & Terry McQuillan° Kathleen & Ross Sherbrooke° David & Holiday Collins° Daphne & Steve Meredith° Brian & Liz Shortsleeve° Beatrice & Woolsey Conover Carol Milam Katharine Smith Cecily & John Cornish° Weston Milliken°* Adam & Ann Spence° Soma Coulibaly Mr. & Mrs. Craig Munger St. Michael’s Church, Bristol Blair Crawford & Sylvia Kuzman° The Nativity Miguel Network of Schools St. Michael’s Church, Holliston Hope & Louis Crosier° Gaillard & Pamela Nolan, Jr Dola Stemberg° Gene & Lloyd Dahmen° Kerry O’Brien & Paul Paganelli Anne Stemlar John DeShazo & Janet Karger Dan & Marilyn O’Connell° Dan & Leslie Sullivan° Charles & Kate Devins Eloise & David Olyphant°* Fife & Marci Symington°* Deborah Douglas Michael O’Neill Annemarie & William Teuber° Leslie Eckel°* Jonathan Page Costanza & Stephen Theobald° Howard Elias & Susan O’Connor The Hon. Deval & Diane Patrick°* Aidan Thompson° Suzanne Meszner-Eltrich & Edgar Eltrich Perry & William Phinney Donald Thompson° Corliss & Ralph Engle° Regina Pisa Joan & Nicholas Thorndike° Elizabeth & Frazier Evans° Sam Plimpton & Wendy Shattuck Ming & Polly Tsai Dawn & Stephen Farrell Alan & Lois Porter° Jennifer & Jonathan Uhrig Anne & Charles Farrington°* Emilie & Joseph Pryor Kyle & Walter Upton° Thomas & Winifred Faust° Deborah & Stephen Quazzo Jim & Lisa Valone Adam Feild & Erik Torkells° Joan & Jack Regan° Jonathan Washburn°* Calvin Fentress & Andrea Schweitzer°* John Reidy° David & Sandra Whiston James & Janet Fitzgibbons°* Bruce Ricciuti° Albert White° John Fletcher° Chris & Susan Richmond Edward & Pamela White° Alice & Jonathan Flint° Don & Marilyn Rodman Donna & Henry Whittier° John & Kristen Foster Patricia Rudovsky & Victor Woolley Alexis & Laurence Wintersteen David & Goldie Freeman°* Michael Ruettgers Jonathan & Sydney Winthrop° Dozier & Sandy Gardner° Allene & Paul Russell°* Allegra & Ernest Young°* Kevin Gaughan° Camille & Ian Schmidek Cathy & Michael George Barbara & James Seagle, Jr. MEALS PROGRAM SPONSORS Karen & Michael Gorton° The Seymour H. Knox Foundation° $500 - $999 Jonathan Gottfried° Eric & Svetlana Silverman Anonymous (2)° Elisha & Susan Gould Slade Gorton & Company°* Anonymous (1) Grace Episcopal Church, Vineyard Haven St. Andrew’s Church, Wellesley°* Amy & David Aha Clark & Wendy Grew° St. Mary’s Church, Newton Lower Falls Joanne & Rick Akie° Barbara Guilfoile & Bernard Lebow John Stenson Carol & Howard Anderson Jo Ann Hackett & John Huehnergard Sylvia Stevens° Elizabeth & William Atwood Helen & Stephen Hall Maite Suarez-Rivas° Edward & Elizabeth Baldini° Jeffrey & Lee Hatling° Emily & Paul Sugg°* Christopher & Sue Barrow Derek & Donna Hayden° Timothy & Wendy Sullivan°* Michael Bartlett & Catherine Mesner° Peter Cahn & Donald Hess Karen & Robert Sweet° David Beck & Greg Van Boven°* Barbara Hough & Robert Lind David & Elizabeth Tacelli° Catherine Belden & James Nail° David Howe° Benjamin & Kate Taylor° Libby & Mark Berman Bess & James Hughes Geneva & William Thorndike°* Rebecca & Wesley Blair° F. Washington Jarvis°* Sandra Turner°* Barbara & Michael Blauer Carol & Dennis Kanin°* Erica Vaters° John & Rose Bloom° Greg & Sarah Keating Kajal & Stephen Vicinelli Anne Bonnyman° Lea & William Kelsey Birchy & Sinclair Weeks Boston Community Capital Stephen Kennedy°* Alexandra & Dix Wheelock° Boston Private Bank Lonsdale & Torin Koester° Kendra & Peter Wilde° Todd Bourell Jeffrey & Katharine Koeze° Peter & Sally Wilde°* Andrea & Bob Brennan° Marian Kowalsky Kamali Willett° Stephen & Susan Williams°

* Indicates donors who have given to Epiphany every year since the school’s beginning in 1998 ° Indicates donors who have given to Epiphany for each of the last three years 22 Windward Investment Management Louisa & Richard Garrison° Michael Novaria & Amy Whitehead Virginia Wing°* Marie & Peter Gerrity Carolyn & Robert Osteen° 9

0 John & Libby Winthrop° Eric Gill & Megan Quigley°* Christopher Pingpank & Julia Wang : Martin & Rachel Zinny Donald & Louesa Gillespie° Patrick Prevost R

A Joseph Gitchell & Elizabeth Mumford°* Siobhan & Thomas Quinn Barbara & Robert Glauber° Brooks & Judith Reece° Y GIFTS FROM $250 - 499

N Anonymous (1) Lisa Gordon & Piotr Parda Ian Reid & Wendy Wheeler°

A Mitch Adams & Kevin Smith° Eileen & John Grayken The Riley Family Fund H James & Stephanie Ardrey° Ilene Greenberg & Michael Maynard John & June Robinson°* P I Marc Aubertin & Michael Kleinschmidt Jon & Lisa Haas° Agnes & James Rogan P

E Catherine & Charles Austin° Robert Hansel & Lisa Robinson Henry & Nitza Rosovsky Dennis Barr & Firkins Reed°* Sally & Theodore Hansen°* Eric Rush Jane Bell Ed & Peggy Harding° Karen & Richard Russell Bjorg Bergsveinsdottir & Eggert Dagbjartsson° Arthur & Eloise Hodges°* Alia & Christoper Sabbey° Joanna Bewick Robert Holland & Jim Sellers° Janice & Richard Savery° Andy Birsh° Catherine & Christoper Holmes Beth & Ned Schuller°* Richard Bland°* Edward & Marianna Howland° Charles & Madeline Searle° Cristina & Peter Blau Michael Hughes & Barry Tubman Risa Shames & Neil Silverston Philip Blazar & Nancy Ehrlich° Cynthia Ingols Henry & Joyce Shepherd° Mary & William Bliss° Timothy Ingraham° David Simon Betty & Michael Bradley Atwood & Elizabeth Ives° Bradford & Victoria Spencer Kerry Brennan Robin & Thomas Jackson°* Anne St. Goar° Kristin Brief & Todd Herrington Richard Jacobsen & Sandra Sucher Beth & Nick Steffey Ferris Buck & Edward Kelley° Ann & Philip Jameson Judith Stein° Debra Budde° Ann & William Jenkins Mike Styrcula° Christopher & Kate Burr° Beth Jones° Marylynn Sullivan°* James & Susan Butler° Joseph & Sara Junkin° Lucy & Stephen Sur Susan Casey° Geoffrey & Sidney Kenyon Harry & Jill Taylor Jonatha & Robert Ceely Jake & Marilyn Kerwin° E. Abim Thomas° Christ Episcopal Church, Needham° John & Judy Knutson° Barbara & Wayne Thornbrough Christ the King Church, Dorchester Steven Kristel Christopher Tosi Sara & Tom Clay Joan & Miles Kulukundis Anthony & Elizabeth Trase° Lisa Clifton° Judy Labins The Trinity Church Sarah Conner° Abbott & Amanda Lawrence° Philip & Priscilla Trussell Gene Corbin Betsy Leavitt Kelly & Michael Tzannes Kate & Read Coughlin Matthew Lee°* Rosamond & Sven Vaule° Richard Dalton Amy Levine Irene Weigel° Reza Dana & Azhaud Movaghar Ann & Karl Loos° Women of St. Mary’s, Newton Lower Falls° Craig & Laurel Deery° Priscilla & Ralph Lowell Sara Wragge° John Deknatel & Carol Taylor° Martha Lyman° Cornelia Zinsser°* George & Leigh Denny Amanda & George Mahoney°* Linda & Paul DeRensis John & Maria Mahoney GIFTS UP TO $249 Robert Derry & Kendall Watts° John & Shana Maldonado Anonymous (6) Kerry Dinneen & Sam Sutphin Atul Malhotra & Karen McCowen Abitibi-Consolidated Corporation° Stacey Dogan & Gregg Shapiro° Peter Manus & Susan Schiro° Brenda Acajabon Zachary Drench & Heather Leavell° Wendy Masler°* Diler Acar Carolyn Drucker & Stewart Silverman Susan McConologue & John Poduska, Sr.° Accutech Communications Simon Eccles° James & Natalie McKnight Aetna Foundation Karen & Louis Falcone, Jr.° Karen Mellinger Elizabeth Agar Sarah Fels & George Steel° Vera Mihaic & Milorad Rosic Gulrukh Ahanger Lorraine & Michael Field° Alessandro Mina Allison Sands & Nader Akhnoukh° John & Kathy Fields Karen Mirci & Roland Silverio Ronald Akie & David Mooney Susan & William Fink°* Bonnie & Jack Mollen Martina Albright & Jon Bernstein° Daniel Finkelman Hicks & Vicki Morgan°* Ann & Charles Alexander° Richard Fitzgerald Catharine Motley° Alyson & Ralph Allen° Kelly Fitzsimmons & Denis O’Brien Marlene & Richard Mugge° Ibrahim & Maryam Alnaimi Cory Flashner Anne & Richard Mullen Catherine Amory & Charlie Deknatel George & Jane Fogg° Brian & Jane Murphy° Barbara Anderson Betty & Paul Francisco° Marie & Stuart Nagode° Bruce Anderson Kimberly French & Mark Spartz Elizabeth Naylor° Eliza & Michael Anderson° Francis & Patti Gallagher Elizabeth Nichols° Hale & Valerie Andrews° Nancy & Nathaniel Gardiner Nike, Inc. Guy & Sara Ardrey° Katharine Arnstein Stephen & Taryn Burr Melinda & William Crowley° 23 Darrel & Linda Ashcraft William Butler Darcy Cullinan° 9

Donald & Ruth Auger° Cambridge Boat Club Cheryl Cummer & Jack Lyle° 0 Chris Augur Marilyn & Vincent Camelio° Charles Czeisler & Theresa Shanahan : R

Kathy Bachman & Kate Thurmond Margaret Campbell° John & Kristin D’Agostino° A Gregory & Monica Cantone Dorothy & Brian Dale° Carter Bacon° Y

Christine & Jonathan Baker° Peggy & Ted Caplow° Alexander Daley°* N

Jamie & Michael Balboni Claire Carter Alexander & Mary Pat Dauria A Myrna Balk & Ramon Greenberg° Mike Caruso Elizabeth Davis & Michael Stella H P Deborah & Steven Barnes Florence & Robert Casper° Peggy Davis° I P

Dorothy & Richard Bartlett° Carol Cerf Arup & Elise De E Keith & Laurie Bartlett Gerry & James Chaffers° Charles De Vegvar Ed & Vicki Bass Thomas Chambers & Joan Meyer° Mary Deblois Helen & Richard Bavington Mari & Tom Becker Laura Beebe Alexander & Elina Beletsky Josephine Belknap° Nancy & Peter Bent° Michael Bentinck-Smith° Berachah International Cathedral Paul Bergeron & Cindy Jaquith Brian Berube & Susan Wolff Ed & Koko Bickford Larry Bigelow Barbara Bilder & Daniel Waldman° Kate Bingham Judith & Robert Birch° John Bitner° Amanda Black & Mark Breen Judy & Michael Blackiemore Edward Bland & Rebecca Young°* Marjorie & Robert Bland° Nancy & Todd Bland°* Raymond Bligh & Lisa Spollen° Carol & William Chauncey°* Deborah & Thomas DeMarco° Sarah & Steven Borgeson°* Alejandro & Irene Chavez Bob & Diane Denk° Andrew & Jennifer Borggaard Carol Chirico Lynda Dennen Cyra & Stephen Borsy Jonathan Choate & Kathy Leggat° Daniel DePina & Maria Pina Boston Mac Solutions Jesse Christopher Lisa Dexter Bounty Management Corporation Cathleen Claflin° Barbara Dickey Bonnie & John Bowen Laurence & Susan Clancey Mr. & Mrs. Scott Dingwall Edith & Lincoln Boyden° William Clark Luc & Sylvia Djousse Lucy Boyle° Elaine & Thomas Cleveland° Kay Doherty & Ron Dubois° Michael Bradley & Betty Sudarsky Robin Cleveland & Phillipa Tawn° David Donelan Anne Brandt Melvin & Upty Clouse Elaine & Thomas Dorer Roger Breitbart & Linda Hill° Karen Coleman & Jamie Reamer Traci & Vinny Dotoli° Jim & Melissa Bride Brian & Helen Connor John & Tara Doubman Vincent Broderick Robert Constantine & Warren Prescott Susan Doughty Leslie Brokaw Charles & Lindsay Coolidge Katharine Downes & Walter Henricks° Nancy & Peter Brooks° Jill & Walker Coppedge° Mille & Neil Downing° Elizabeth & Lawrance Brown Elkin & Flor Correa° Michael Drout & Raquel D’Oyen° Jane Brown & Richard Stone Sally & William Coughlin° Sarah & William Ducas° Tom Brown & Thayer Fleming° Andrew Cowan Larisa Dudkina & Dmitry Rabkin Georgia & Richard Bruggeman° Katherine & Ross Cowan Alan & Ann Dugas° Alan & Jane Buch Channing & Dina Cox Alfred Duhamel°* Margery & William Buckingham° Sarah Crane Justin Dumouchel & Caroline Lin° Albert & Karen Budney°* Amanda Crawford Ruma Dutta & Maarten Nijhoff Asser Luciana Burdi Jon Creamer Jeffrey Dwight Earl & Emily Burge° Maria Crespo & Rodrigo Navarro ° Deborah & Joseph Dyer° Mary Burke Joanne & Richard Crispin° Karen Eberlein Christopher & Suzan Burns Kristen Cronin Lois & William Edgerly Samuel Burns Lauren & Thomas Cronin° Emily & Tom Edwards°

* Indicates donors who have given to Epiphany every year since the school’s beginning in 1998 ° Indicates donors who have given to Epiphany for each of the last three years 24 Jennifer & Todd Egener Frederick & Sally Grave Daniel & Ebele Johnson Alan Einhorn & Suzanne Salamon Jane & John Green°* Kent Johnson & Gillian Thomson°* 9

0 Yvonne Elkhoury Mary & Tim Green° Marrian & Richard Johnson° : Hilary & Jacob Elkins Richard Green Diane & Michael Jones° R

A Nancy Bush Ellis° Linda Greenberg Gerry & Leslie Jones Karen Jones° Y Sanford Elsass & Abigail Vernon Meghan Greenberg°

N Sherry Elzeer Mary-Ann Greene & Madoc Pope Kenneth & Priscilla Jones°

A Arthur & Karen Emery° Susan Grillo Kevin & Punam Keller H Barbara & John Emery Paul Grogan & Karen Sunnaborg Adam & Debra Kessler P I Colleen Emmett & Emily Engeland° Louis Guyott Jane & Peter Kilborn P

E Eric Endlich & Kristina Krok Donald Haber & Constance Houck° Elisa Caracciolo & David King EOS Foundation Ellena Haile Joseph Kittredge & Winand Van Eeghen Valerie Epps° Megan Hall & Steven Scrimshaw° Judith Klau° Christine Evans Mary Halladay & Brian Rogers Whitman Knapp Heather Falcom James & Joanne Halpin° Sally Knappenberger Maureen Feeney° Annette & Darrell Hamlet John Knight & Martha Wofford° Betsy & Michael Feldmann Henry Hammond Jane & Nicholas Kourtis° S. & K. Fellows Ellen & Jim Hancock Seth Krauss & Lisa Bleich Margaret Fels & Bill Slack° Jo-Ann Haney-Tilton Jan Krawitz Nick & Susan Fels° Ivan Hansen° Lester & Ruth Krawitz Katharine & Peter Fischoeder° Harry Hanson & Ann Hollingsworth° Beth & Michael Krebs°* George Fiske° Elson Harmon° Frances & Mitchell Kurker Edward & Susan Fitzgerald° Jan Harris & Timothy Peltason° Caroline & Willis Kurtz Kent & Rochelle Fitzpatrick Jeffrey & Julia Harrison Gabe & Ina Kuzman John & Ruth Fitzsimmons Barbara & Waldo Hart° Maarten Laarakker Clarissa & Richard Flannery Shawn Harman & Scott Squillace° Michelle LaCourse Edward & Ruth Fleischer° Shannon & William Hartmann° Lafayette Elementary School Aubrey Fletcher° Charles & Sally Hauck Carlos Lagan Charles & Sarah Forbes Judith Haycock° Daniel & Maryanne Lagan Julia Foster Barbara & Samuel Hayes° Adib Lakis Reginald Foster°* Nancy Hazard° Maya & Nadim Lakkis° Carol Francis-Conover Christopher Heckscher & Katharine Stansmore° Rita Lalli Laura Fredenburgh & Stephen Walsh Saul Henry Shappy LaPointe Cynthia & Joseph Freeman Russell Hensel & Karen Quigley° Edward Latessa Margaret Frongillo° Steven Hersch David & Susan Lawrence°* Christen Frothingham & Scott Wheeler°* Katie Hickey° Katharine Lawrence°* Carolyn Gale Ann Higgins° Virginia Lawrence° Brian Gallagher John & Susan Higley Devon & Mark Laycox Cynthia & John Gallagher Charles & Ellen Hill° Polly Leahy Deborah & Michael Gallagher Eric & Kendyll Hillegas Deborah Lee & Kichul Shin Edward & Johanna Gallagher Chrissie Hines Ji Hyun Lee & Eiichi Oyama Sheila Ann Gallagher Jim Hines Susan Leeman Gretchen & Robert Gammons, Jr. Jack & Virginia Hoehlein Patricia & Richard Leggat Luba & Yuiy Gankin Gemma & Richard Hogan Richard Leigh-Pemberton Kimberly & Frank Garcia Dan & Debbie Holland° Diane Lewis & Christopher Perry Charles & Jane Gardiner° Diane & Thomas Hollister H. W. & Margaret Lewis° Mary & Michael Garfield° Elliott Holt Cara Liu Francis & Mary Ann Gaul° James & Joan Hornsby Elliot & Lenore Lobell Helen Gauthier David & Lisa Howe° Chip Lockwood° David Gdula & Laura McCord David & Elizabeth Hucker Cynthia Loesch Elizabeth Gilbert° Patrina Huff Natalia Lombardi Jayne & Richard Gilchrist° Christian & Nancy Hughes° Ann & George Lonergan John & Sarah Giles° Ralph Hughes Andres Lopez & Celina Moreno Anne & Ted Gleason° Robert & Rosemary Hughes Glenn Lucas & Alexandra Schweitzer Ann Glennon Mary Hunter° Kristina & Patrick Lyons Michal Goldman Franklin & Linda Huntress°* Melissa & Will Lyons° Anne & Daniel Gonzalez Florrie & Joel Ives° Robert Mack°* Grace Church, Bedford Ken Jackson & Carol Williams Russell & Ruth Mallett Anne & John Grandin, III° Neil Jacobs & Deborah Posin Gaurau Mallik & Darshana Zaveri Nancy Granert Elizabeth James Brian & Patricia Malone Eugene Grant° Alex & Linda Johnston Debra & Lawrence Mambrino° Patrick & Rosamond Grant°* Cindy & Robert Johnson° Anthony & Kristin Marken

* Indicates donors who have given to Epiphany every year since the school’s beginning in 1998 ° Indicates donors who have given to Epiphany for each of the last three years James & Margaret Martin° Christine & Joseph Montesano° Christine & Frederick Parson, Jr.° 25 Subodh Marwah Jodie Moore° Angela & Ravi Patel 9

Andreas & Trini Mastrandreas Rebecca Moore Diana Farrell & Scott Pearson 0 Tammy Mathis Ellen & John Moot° Susan Peirce : R

Emily Morse & Karen Matulionis° Faith & Richard Morningstar° Anne & Joseph Pellegrino A Charlotte & Samuel Perkins°

Carol & Steven Mayer° Pamela Motley° Y

Edwin & Elizabeth Maynard° Donald Moulton Isabel Perkins N

Scott & Susan Mazur Helen Moulton Edward & Jane Perry° A J. D. & Joanne McCabe Barbara & Geoffrey Movius° Lee & Slocomb Perry° H P Vincent McCarthy Scott & Susan Mulder Velura Perry I P

Scott McCue Elizabeth & Thomas Mulvey, Jr John Petrasch° E Hope & William McDermott° Glenn & Kathryn Murphy°* John & Lesley Pettigrew James McDonnell Paul & Ulla Muther Louise & Peter Phillips° Steven McGinn° Sam & Susan Mygatt° Barbara & Benjamin Phinney° Ann McGowan Janice Nagy Giselle & James Piantedosi Linda McIntosh & Edward Whalen Bonnie Neal° Nancy Picardi° Jill & Joseph McKinstry Amanda & Thomas Neville Patricia Pierce Nancy & Robert McNitt Bich Nguyen Geoffrey & Rosemary Pierson Katie & Mark McWeeny Britain Nicholson & Celeste Robb-Nicholson Margaret & Robert Pinkham°* Scott & Susan Mega° Fiona Niven° Susan Plume° Kathleen Merrigan & Michael Selmi° Anthony Nygren Grace Offutt & Ted Polubinski° Charles Merrill° Carol Obin° James Pool Mary Louise Mesquita Colin & Kara O’Brien° Geoffrey Pope Robert Metafora John & Karen O’Brien° Barbara St. Claire Post Bruce & Melanie Miles Joseph & Tobey O’Brien° Bernice & Maxwell Potter° Ann & Donald Miller°* Burton Ogata° Trevor Potter & Dana Westring° Francis Millet° Jenny & Kelvin Okamoto°* Maureen & Robert Potvin Kate Milliken° Carol & Martin O’Neill Benjamin Powell & Shauna Steele Glen Mink° Alex Orlikov Susan & Windle Priem Maria Miranda Michael & Yelena Orlov° James & Karen Pugh° Catherine & Peter Mitchell Peter & Olga Paar Mary Pughe Erica Moen°* Emlen Page Lina Pulido & Carlos Villamil Adeline Momperousse° James Pangrazio° Haritiana Rakotoranto Joseph Monahan Athanasia & George Papademetriou Andres Reyes° Samuel Reyes Gregory Rice° Nancy Richards° Annie & Paul Richardson Eleanor Richardson° Edward & Kathleen Rimer°* Max Risman Karen & Robert Robertson°* Paul Robertson Christine & William Rodgers° Polly Rodie°* James & Jess Rogan Gabriella & Robert Romanow Gary & Lori Ronkin° John & Tina Rossi David Roush & Paula Stellman Irina & Mark Rozenberg° Anne & Rudy Ruggles, III° Bob & Vicki Rugo° Tara Ruotolo Henry & Patty Russell° Pat Rutherford Maria Ryerson Eleanor & Hugh Sackett° Fabian Saleh & Silvia Serioli Julie & Michael Salinger Mr. & Mrs. William Saltonstall° Lino & Michelle Sanchez 26 Joseph & Marie Sweeney Rachel Tannebring 9

0 Target Corporation : Rebecca & Steven Taylor R

A Harry & Rosalyn Temple° Ellynmarie Theep Y

N Kathryn & Michael Theobald°

A Elaine & Robert Theriault° H Nancy & Walter Thompson P I Leroy Tirrell P

E Lorenzo Tonini Mary Torres° Ann & Peter Tower Gail & George Tsolirides Cecile & Stewart Tucker° Julie Tweed John Tyler°* Elizabeth Blaicher & Sandra Uhlig United Methodist Church of Newton Phillip Urion° Sheila Urmston° Blair & Bradley Van Brunt Krisztina Vida Ellen & Joseph Videtta° Inna & Oleg Vyardor Barbara & Philip Wade Carol & Stephen Wagner Anne & Monte Wallace° John Wallace° Patricia & Thomas Waltner Tao Wang & Weihong Zheng Ted Wang Anni & Charles Santry Katya & Paul Smyth° Steven Ward Barbara Savacool°* Kristina & Robert Snyder° Deborah Warner Erica & William Scatchard Iris & Ken Sokol Sarah Weeks Ernst & Mary Schaefer° Donald & Marjorie Soule° Warren Wells Debra Schaumberg Alec & Kim Southall Monika Whipple° Patricia & Stephen Schoeck Brooke Southall° Emily & Holman White° Christopher & Sarah Schoettle Caroline Southall° Frank & Jean White° Candace & Michael Schuller°* Tom & Whitney Sowles Barbara Whitesides Harold & Paula Schwenk Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Spector Katherine & Walter Williams Carina Self & Beverly Shadley° James & Mary Spindler° Elizabeth Wilson° Sheppard Shanley° Anne Spofford Geraldine & Richard Wise° Garrett & Kathy Sharpless St. Dunstan’s Episcopal Church, Dover°* Daniel & Lesley Wolf° Alexander & Rebecca Sheble-Hall St. Elizabeth’s Episcopal Church, Sudbury° David & Rose Wood° Beverley Shepherd St. Mark’s Church, Southborough Barbara Worcester° Nancy & Thomas Shepherd° Charlotte & David Stafford°* Christopher & Lisa Wyett Drs. C. J. & M. G. Shields° Enid Starr° Samuel Yin° Showa Boston Institute Charles & Juliane Steedman Joan & Michael Yogg Bill & Laura Shucart° Mr. & Mrs. Robert Stegman David & Deanna Young° Stefanie Shull Leslie Sterling Holly & James Young° Kenneth & Nerrissa Shurtluff Arthur & Margaret Stevenson°* Sharon Young°* Anne Siarnacki Amanda & Frederick Stimson Charles Zabriskie Andrea Silbert Ernest & Fiona Stockwell° Kristina & Michael Zinaman Kate & William Simmons Martha & Sumner Stone Sara Zrike Antonio & Laura Siracusa David & Elisabeth Stonehill Betsy & Paul Smentek Ellen & William Stout° DONORS’ EMPLOYERS Deann Smith Lally Stowell° MATCHING GIFTS Hale & Tucker Smith° Street & Company Aetna Foundation John Charles Smith Robert Strider° Anchor Capital Advisors Julia & Morgan Smith° Sarah Style Bank of America Sharon & Thomas Smith°* Christina Suter The Capital Group Companies Goldman, Sachs & Company Karen & Kevin Masterson Peter & Susana Jacobsen 27 Grantham, Mayo, Van Otterloo & Company Makeeba McCreary Tony Jarvis 9

J.P. Morgan Chase & Company Katherine & Mark McHugh Edward & Marguerite Jeffs 0 Putnam Investments Levering & Terry McQuillan Pam Jones & Felicia Smith : R

State Street Corporation Katherine Metcalfe & Langdon Wheeler Katherine McHugh A Sun Microsystems, Inc David & Jacklyn Morris Barbara & Richard Melvoin Y

TIFF Advisory Services Nicholas Christie’s Day Spa Sean Mullen N

Towers Perrin Gil Noam, Ed.D, Ph.D Sanchez Family A Phyllis Ong Jane Sanders H P IN-KIND DONATIONS Kevin Owens J.W. Savacool I P

Joanne & Rick Akie Karen & Matt Pierce Amanda Stimson E Patricia & Robert Almond Pinkergreen Design David Urion Jodie Apeseche Connie & Hollis Plimpton Katharine Walker Paul Beauchamp Charles & Martha Polachi Deborah Warner Carrie & George Bell LuAnn & William Polk Jane & Steven White Judy & Michael Blackiemore Maureen & Robert Potvin Blarney Stone Restaurant Bryan Rafanelli GIFTS IN MEMORY OF Blue Ginger Restaurant Brian Rahaman Alice E. Barrett Boston Red Sox Foundation Annie & Paul Richardson Eunice Bedrosian Barbara & Ken Burnes Don & Marilyn Rodman Maureen D’Agostino Cape Air & Nantucket Airlines Rodman Ride for Kids Barbara Freeman Jim Cassidy Janice & Richard Savery Brandon Greene David Cleary, M.D. Jim Scherer Photography Christopher James Higgins Bill Collatos & Linda Wisnewski Rabbi Zachary Shapiro Kathyrn Kelton Chris Connolly, Ph.D. Chris & Holly Shepherd Caroline McClain Ben & Molly Coombs Adam J. Silk, M.D. Daniel O’Hara Soma Coulibaly Nancy Sinsabaugh Alston Quincy Natalie & Robert Culgin Fife & Marci Symington William H. Rodgers III Cutler Tree Service Ming & Polly Tsai John Travers Kim & Paul Dacier Walter Upton Vineeta Vijayaraghavan ENDOWMENT Deutsche Bank Katharine Walker The following individuals made gifts this Susan Ellerin Wellington Management Foundation year to Epiphany’s endowment. We are deeply EMS Corporation Westin Copley Place, Boston grateful for their generosity to this key - and George Estes Michelle Wilson growing - component of Epiphany’s financial European Manor Rosemary Wilson sustainability. John Finley & Stan McGee Winston Flowers Janet Frisky Design Cornelia Zinsser Nick Adams & Dee Silvers Daniel & Maria Gerrity Doris Buffett David & Janene Goudreault GIFTS IN HONOR OF Gifford Family Foundation Dita Henderson Caroline Abernethy John McGillian Toney Hopkins & Jim Jones Cheryl & Rand Alexander Sunshine Lady Foundation Gifted Hand, Wellesley Eliza Barclay Barbara Hough & Robert Lind Mia & Tim Bass Rawson & Sarah Hubbell Ed & Julie Belbin EDUCATIONAL PARTNERS David & Kathy Ilsley Cathy Boskey We are deeply grateful to the many individuals, Lisa & Steve Jenks Will Brown schools, and organizations that help us deliver British School of Boston Vin Camelio vitally needed programming to our students Margaret & Michael Kantrowitz Phyllis Campbell by contributing programming, services and, Alix & Peter Keating Muriel Clement in some instances, their campuses. We are Paul Keleher Alice & Jay Creamer indebted to all. Tracy Kidder John & Kristin D’Agostino Whitney King, Ph.D. Nathaniel Deknatel TEACHERS AT THE Michael Kinnealey Richard Downes 2008 SUMMER INTENSIVE Brandon & Jennifer Kolar John & Rhoda Dwight Lino Sanchez, Director Judy Labins Chandler & Oliver Evans Christine Carter Susan Lapides John Finley Karen Eberlein Thomas Lewis & Ailene Robinson David Foster Arturo Forrest Larry & Stacey Lucchino Mr. & Mrs. Mark Fratus Ryan Jones Fordie Madeira Maria Gerrity Michelle Gomes Sanchez Laurel & Zachary Martin Rev. Lizbeth Hall Dwight Simon Pamela Mason Pamela & Russel Hansen Gillian Van Delft 28 Dexter School New England Aquarium COUNSELORS AT THE Dorchester House The New England Eye Institute 9

0 2008 SUMMER INTENSIVE Dorchester YMCA Newton Country Day School : Brian Alexander Emerson College, Noble and Greenough School R

A Inan Barrett Department of Performing Arts North Cambridge Catholic School Bruce Baptista, Epiphany ’03, Brandeis ’11 The Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts Northeastern Audiology Clinic Y

N Mark Cruz, Epiphany ’05, Moravian ’13 Families First Northeastern University

A Anicia Fernandes, Epiphany ’01, Brandeis ’10 Farms for City Kids Ocean Classroom Foundation H Sala Frazier, Epiphany ’07, Holderness ’11 Fields Corner (Dorchester) Main Street Park School P I Chris Graham Gaines/Tavares Basketball Team Parish of Good Shepherd, Newton P

E Joelle Julien The Food Project Parish of Saint Paul’s, Newton Highland Skyleen Lima, Epiphany ’03, Brandeis ’11 The Forsyth Institute Planned Parenthood Henry Mumford From the Top Giovanny Martinez, Epiphany ’02, Georgetown Preparatory School Roxbury Preparatory School Massasoit Community College ’10 The Good Grief Program Saint Andrew’s Church, Wellesley Saint Dunstan’s Church, Dover OTHER PARTNERS IN EDUCATION Barbara C. Harris Saint John’s Church, Westwood All Saints Church, Ashmont Camp & Conference Center Saint John’s Preparatory School Appalachian Mountain Club Harvard Graduate School of Education Saint Michael’s Church, Milton Beacon Services, Inc. Harvard Green Campus Initiative Saint Stephen’s Church Harvard Medical School Salem State College Be Safe Harvard University Shady Hill School - Lesley College Teacher Big Brothers / Big Sisters of Massachusetts Bay Museum of Natural History Training Program Bingham McCutcheon High Mountain Institute Shawmut Civic Community Group Boston Area Youth Organization Project Home for Little Wanderers Showa The Boston Bruins Foundation Howland & Spence Stephen Phillips Scholarship Fund Boston College School of Education INROADS Step Into Art, Inc. Boston Scholars Islamic Society of Boston Summer Search Boston Teacher Residency Program Joslin Diabetes Center TD BankNorth Bottom Line Junior Achievement They Made It...So Can I, Bowdoin Street Health Center The Junior League Project, Boston The Fifth Grade Speakers Series The British School of Boston Kids Can Cook Tiger Woods Foundation Child & Adolescent Psychiatry Fellows, Lexington Christian Academy Transformation in Higher Education Harvard Medical School, MGH, Literary Lights for Children, Trinity Excellence in Education Program McLean Hospital The Associates of the Boston Public Library Tufts University Church of the Redeemer, Chestnut Hill Longwood Symphony Orchestra United Church of Christ of Norwell Church of the Messiah, Woods Hole Marine Biological Laboratory, Upham Elementary School, Wellesley Citizen Schools Woods Hole Wellington Management City of Boston Massachusetts Department Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Department of Parks & Recreation of Social Services Youth Enrichment Services Codman Academy Massachusetts Horticultural Society Zoo New England Codman Square Health Center Mast Industries, Inc. Colby College, Chemistry Department The Math Circle PEOPLE OF EPIPHANY Commongood Careers Mildred Avenue Community Center TEACHERS AND STAFF 2008-2009 The Compass Group Admission Advisors Caroline Abernethy Cradles to Crayons Museum of Science Frannie Armstrong Deepwater Experiential Nativity Preparatory School Aisha Banks Education Project The Nature Conservancy, Lenz Bayas Deer Hill Expeditions Rainforest Research Frances Bean Laura Beebe Judy Blackiemore Cathy Boskey Brennan Bonner Jawad Brown Will Brown Deborah Budde Vincent Camelio Ann Carr-Dugas Cathleen Cavanaugh Jeri Cooper Kelsie Cullinan The Rev. Jennifer Daly Amanda Duffy Geoff Freeman Michael Kendall 29 Gayane Ebling Dennis Goldstein John Kennedy 9

Betsy Edie Zachary Gund Barbara Kryder 0 Susan Fields David Ilsley Eloise Lawrence : R

The Rev. John Finley Peter Keating Lisa Lewis A Barb Fletcher Tammy Mathis Tom Lewis Y

Rod Fletcher Makeeba McCreary Stacey Lucchino N

Arturo Forrest John McGillian Peter Madsen A David Foster Katherine Metcalfe Robert Mahoney H P Susan Foster George Putnam Katherine McHugh I P

Justin Francos The Rt. Rev. M. Thomas Shaw, SSJE, Sally Miller E Reginald Galloway Honorary Chair George Motley Kathleen Harris Alicia Southwell Muffin O’Brien Katie Hickey E. Abim Thomas Alice O’Neill Bob Holland Katharine Walker Diane Patrick Ryan Jones Ellen Williams Donald Rodman Barbara Kryder Paul Russell Amy Levine BOARD OF ADVISORS Ned Schuller Ann Loos Caroline Abernethy Lisa Shaw Betsy Madsen Dr. T. Berry Brazelton Chris Shepherd Bob Mahoney Dr. Robert Coles Carmel Shields Dorothy Mahoney The Rev. Peter Cheney Kate Silbaugh Terry McQuillan The Rev. Peter Gomes Sherley Smith Susan Mega The Rev. Dr. Ray Hammond Sandra Stark Alexandra Miller Barry Hynes Darryl Sterling Kadian Morrison Bill Walczak Paul Stewart Rogers Olverson Virginia Wing Maite Suarez-Rivas Sonya Owens Alvin Taylor Frank Penney BOARD OF OVERSEERS, 2008-2009 Ellen Theriault Jan Ramien Peter Christie, Chair David Thomas Firkins Reed Maureen Alphonse-Charles David Urion Abby Rischin Nancy Anthony John Weitzel Sierra Rothberg Tess Atkinson John Werner Lino Sanchez Joseph Bierwirth Neela Zinsser Michelle Gomes Sanchez Gordon Bither Dwight Simon Thomas Black ANNUAL FUND SOLICITORS, Jan Smith Cathy Boskey 2008-2009 Sherley Smith Remko Breuker Cheryl Alexander Camille Spivey Stephen Brown Cathy Boskey Maite Suarez-Rivas Debra Budde Carol Brayboy Peter Tower Christy Cashman Debra Budde Gillian Van Delft Mary Cornille Kennett Burnes Ellen Williams W. Pearce Coues Cathleen Cavanaugh Neela Zinnser Bill Crowley Peter Christie …. and our many dedicated volunteers! Christopher Cutler Donna Farrell Gene Dahmen John Finley III BOARD OF TRUSTEES, 2008-2009 Betsy Edie John Finley IV Cheryl Alexander, President Delores Ellison Margot Finley William Polk, Vice-President John Finley III David Foster Rawson Hubbell, Treasurer Patrick Fischoeder Peter Keating Zachary Martin, Assistant Treasurer Melissa Gerrity Barbara Kryder Linda Wisnewski, Secretary Barbara Glauber Ann Loos Brenda Acajabon Robin Graves Makeeba McCreary Tim Bass Timothy Green Katherine McHugh Carol Brayboy The Rt. Rev. J. Clark Grew II Katherine Metcalfe William Buckingham Cynthia Grossman Bill Polk Kennett Burnes Pam Hansen Sherley Smith Peter Christie, Ex-Officio Winston Henderson Sandra Stark Soma Coulibaly James Houghton Abim Thomas Donna Farrell Dennis Kanin Katharine Walker The Rev. John H. Finley IV, Ex-Officio Paul Karger Ellen Williams Paul Francisco Diane Kelley Linda Wisnewski 30 9 0 : R A

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FINANCIALS Epiphany’s Annual Fund covers the school’s operating expenses. Total Gifts includes the Annual Fund and gifts received for Endowment, the Legacy Campaign, Restricted Monies donated outside the budget, and donated supplies & services.

SOURCES OF SUPPORT AND REVENUE TOTAL GIFTS ANNUAL FUND I N D I V I D U A L S $1,967,542 $1,708,652 F O U N D A T I O N S $663,570 $456,850 C O R P O R A T I O N S $109,724 $109,724 R E L I G I O U S O R G A N I Z A T I O N S $25,184 $24,935 O T H E R S O U R C E S ($65,688)1 $1,050 T O T A L R E V E N U E S $2,700,332 $2,301,210 NOTES: (1) Other Sources includes program income and investment gains/losses.

USES OF FUNDS TOTAL GIFTS ANNUAL FUND I N S T R U C T I O N & S T U D E N T A C T I V I T Y $1,563,089 $1,488,651 D E V E L O P M E N T $282,143 $282,143 S C H O O L H O U S E O P E R A T I O N S & M A I N T E N A N C E $198,978 $198,978 D E P R E C I A T I O N , I N T E R E S T & A M O R T I Z A T I O N $253,488 G E N E R A L A N D A D M I N I S T R A T I V E $265,898 $265,898 R E S T R I C T E D E X P E N S E - O U T S I D E O F B U D G E T $67,984 $2,631,580 $2,235,670 I N C R E A S E I N N E T A S S E T S $68,752 $65,540 T O T A L U S E S $2,700,332 $2,301,210 31 9 0 : R A

1 % Y 4% N 24% A H P I P E

RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS CORPORATIONS SOURCES OF FOUNDATIONS SUPPORT AND REVENUE INDIVIDUALS

71%

% 3 10%

9%

RESTRICTED EXPENSE - OUTSIDE OF BUDGET 8% GENERAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE USES OF FUNDS DEPRECIATION, INTEREST & AMORTIZATION SCHOOLHOUSE OPERATIONS & MAINTENANCE DEVELOPMENT % 11 INSTRUCTION & STUDENT ACTIVITY

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Epiphany School is sustained by a network of angels, and this Annual Report is no exception. It is difficult to adequately thank the talented people who each year make possible this important publication. Even in difficult economic times, many give their talents and time pro bono – a testimony to their generous spirits. We are especially indebted, as always, to our amazing pro bono designers, Kelley Shaw-Wade and Melissa Segall of Pinkergreen (pinkergreen.com). Your enthusiasm, vision, talent, and huge hearts are extraordinary gifts to our school. You are utter delights and a huge blessing to all of us – thank you thank you thank you. This year, Pinkergreen brought with them (pro bono!) the amazing Lára Vukson, whose stunning photographs give this book a brand-new and very exciting look. Duncan MacRae at Kirkwood Printing is a master. He’s able to make it happen no matter what – on time, under budget, and on environmentally friendly paper, too. Each of you gives far more to our students than you realize. You truly are part of our angel network.

O N B E H A L F O F E V E R Y O N E A T E P I P H A N Y, T H A N K Y O U A L L ! EPIPHANY IS AN INDEPENDENT, TUITION- FREE MIDDLE SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN OF ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED FAMILIES FROM BOSTON NEIGHBORHOODS. WE ADMIT CHILDREN OF DIVERSE FAITHS, RACES, CULTURES, AND COGNITIVE PROFILES, BELIEVING IN THE EPISCOPAL TRADITION THAT WE FIND GOD IN AND THROUGH EACH OTHER’S PRESENCE. EPIPHANY’S SMALL CLASSES, INDIVIDUALIZED CURRICULA, AND EXTENDED SCHOOL DAYS PROVIDE RIGOROUS ACADEMIC, MORAL AND SOCIAL INSTRUCTION. IN CLOSE PARTNERSHIP WITH FAMILIES, WE ARE AN INNOVATIVE LEARNING COMMUNITY THAT AFFORDS STRUCTURED SUPPORT TO HELP STUDENTS THRIVE. TOGETHER, WE ARE A SCHOOL THAT NEVER GIVES UP ON A CHILD. EPIPHANY CHALLENGES STUDENTS TO DISCOVER AND DEVELOP THE FULLNESS OF THEIR INDIVIDUAL GIFTS. WE SEEK TO PREPARE GRADUATES WHO WILL CONTRIBUTE INTELLIGENTLY, MORALLY, AND ACTIVELY TO THE SOCIETY THEY WILL INHERIT.

By selecting paper made with 10% post-consumer recycled fiber, the production of this annual report saved 798 POUNDS of WOOD, 1,165 GALLONS of WATER, 242 POUNDS OF EMISSIONS, & 71 POUNDS OF SOLID WASTE.

Design: PINKERGREEN Photography: LÁRA VUKSON epiphanyschool.com